Article ID Journal Published Year Pages File Type
9260558 Allergologia et Immunopathologia 2005 7 Pages PDF
Abstract
This study reveals that SIT is associated with initial resource investments and subsequent resource savings in the long term compared with standard care. When all consequences are measured in monetary terms, and assuming that sick days are associated with a loss of productivity, this analysis suggests that SIT increases societal welfare. This conclusion also holds if there is no loss of productivity.
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